Similar words: shirley temple, key term, money trust, Money talks, money transfer, have money to burn, ley, alley. Meaning: n. a battle in World War II; the return of United States troops to the Philippines began with landings on Leyte Island in October 1944; the battle marked first use of kamikaze aircraft by the Japanese.
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(1) The governor of Leyte island blamed the government for failing to impose a total logging ban.
(2) In the battle for Leyte Gulf, American ships completely destroyed Japanese naval power.
(3) In October his troops landed on Leyte Island to begin the lengthy campaign.
(4) In 1944, the World War Two Battle of Leyte Gulf began.
(5) In the Leyte Mountains of the Philippines, along the edge of the rainforest, small sounds travel far.
(6) The critique of Halsey's actions at Leyte goes to these questions.
(7) Aquino on Nov. 7 declared a state of calamity in Leyte Province.
(8) Oct 1988 - Dona Marilyn, sister ship of Dona Paz, sinks off Leyte province, killing around 300.
(9) The US Navy went on to win epic victories at Midway, the Marianas, and Leyte, that rank among history's most glorious naval battles.
(10) November 1944: Two Coast Guard-manned landing ships open their jaws as US soldiers line up to build sandbag piers out to the ramps, on Leyte island, Philippines. Sentencedict.com
(11) 32Landing barges loaded with U.S. troops bound for the beaches of Leyte island, in October 1944, as American and Japanese fighter planes duel to the death overhead.
(12) In the past few months Japan had suffered calamitous setbacks at the Battles of the Philippine Sea, Leyte Gulf, and Iwo Jima.
(13) The fleet was assembling near the Ryukyu Islands, waiting to launch a fatal surprise attack on the US Navy, to repeat Pearl Harbor and Leyte Gulf.
(14) November 1944: US landing ship tanks are seen from above as they pour military equipment onto the shores of Leyte island, to support invading forces in the Philippines.
(15) When Tammy and I moved away from church planting work in Leyte, the work there was certainly not all finished.
(16) The jumble of tectonic plates underneath the Philippines has created the perfect situation for tapping geothermal power, particularly at the five-plant array of sites near Leyte.
(17) These Clausewtzian commonplaces will shed light on the grotesque fiasco at Leyte Gulf.